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Global equity markets decline amid high tech stock valuations and uncertainty over U.S. economic data and earnings reports.
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Notable contributors to XLF's performance include JPM, AXP, BAC, MA, and WFC, all of which reported negative returns. American Express noted an increase in U.S. consumer card member loans but also faced rising delinquency rates.
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Global equity markets decline amid inflation concerns and mixed labor data, while Canada sees easing inflation and Japan's GDP contracts.
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Global equity markets decline as U.S. interest rate concerns and weak Chinese economic data weigh on investor sentiment.
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Among XLY's holdings, Tesla has seen a notable decline due to a recall of battery systems, while Amazon is investing heavily in AI data centers. The S&P 500 Index has also dropped, reflecting broader market sentiment.
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Major contributors to VGT's performance include Nvidia, Microsoft, Broadcom, AMD, and Oracle, all of which have posted significant declines. Nvidia faces pressure ahead of its earnings report despite price target increases, while Microsoft contends with competition.
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Global equity markets decline as disappointing economic data and U.S. political developments raise growth concerns.
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Global equity markets rise on U.S. government shutdown optimism and easing inflation in Europe, while anticipation grows for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut amid economic uncertainties.
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Global equity markets rise on U.S. funding bill optimism, while UK unemployment unexpectedly hits 5% and Japan sees record current account surplus amid improving financial conditions.
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US equity markets rise on government shutdown progress, while Japan hints at gradual rate hikes amid economic recovery and China shows mixed inflation signals.
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US equity markets fluctuate as investors assess mixed economic data and the Bank of England's interest rate hold amid rising job cuts in October.
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(XLY) dropped 1.9% Tuesday, making it one of the weakest S&P sector ETFs. Rising inflation concerns and a sharp uptick in U.S. job cuts weighed on consumer spending outlooks, dragging key holdings Amazon and Tesla lower.
